Book,  Par.

 1     I,  2 |    their crimes; for while some seized on consulships and priestly
 2     I,  26|        they would actually have seized Otho on the 14th of January,
 3     I,  30|     with menaces; Longinus they seized and disarmed; it was not
 4     I,  35|      who were flocking in, they seized him, gave him the military
 5     I,  36|          and already Icelus has seized more than the Polycleti,
 6     I,  37|        The soldiers immediately seized the arms without regard
 7     I,  59|     terms with him, and who now seized the opportunity of a civil
 8     I,  66|        the 21st legion, who had seized some money sent to pay the
 9     I,  79|     were cut down. The soldiers seized their arms, bared their
10    II,  18|      and inexperienced soldiery seized their standards and colours,
11    II,  98|  through Rhaetia and Gaul, were seized with letters and edicts
12   III,  17|   plundered, made prisoners, or seized on weapons and horses. Roused
13   III,  21|      the very walls of Cremona, seized some stragglers from the
14   III,  28|           they clambered up and seized the weapons and even the
15   III,  29|        troops of Vitellius were seized with panic, and threw themselves
16   III,  53|       passage through the Alps, seized on Italy, and cut off the
17   III,  66|         when Vespasian has once seized the throne, neither he,
18   III,  77| confusion. The rest were either seized upon the beach, or were
19   III,  80|       shields, the greater part seized such arms as came to hand,
20    IV,  26|   ordered the man, who had been seized by the lictors, and was
21    IV,  68|        that presented itself we seized with more eagerness than
22     V,  10|          king of the Parthians, seized Judaea. He was slain by
23     V,  25|                     Civilis was seized by a desire to make a naval